Call for United Prayer Day on Sunday June 2 1940
Urgent appeal by the Federal Council of Churches to observe Sunday June 2 1940 as a day of prayer fasting and sacrificial giving to share in worldwide suffering from military violence and adversity The notice lists multiple church services and local congregations including First United Presbyterian Zion Lutheran and other denominations with times and pastors named for Sunday sessions and midweek services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of America
Federal Council of the Churches of the Churches of Christ In America
Indiana
Federal Council
Religious services listing for Chevy Chase area churches
A compact list of Sunday schedules and meetings for multiple churches in Chevy Chase including The Salvation Army East Water Street Gospel Hall Free Methodist Church Church of God Mission Beulah Baptist and other local congregations with times for Sunday School worship young people's services and special meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF God
J. Edward Hepburn
Thursaas
Prowey
East Water Street
Neil Hood
Pentecostal Church
Chevy Chase
J. M. Gerideau
Young People's Meeting
Beulah Baptist
J. Robinson
Worshin
Steel buying surge as war armament program mounts
New York June 1 A Dow Jones report says steel buying is accelerating to match wartime demand. Both export and domestic buyers are expanding as stocks rise before heavy industries feel the program. Capacity use is around 76 percent with a spring upswing, forecasts point to over 90 percent. Foreign buyers seek prompt shipments while domestic users take more than needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dow, Jones & Co
United States
Unione
Publisher Gets Tax Agreement
Chicago June 1 United States Attorney William J Campbell announced a tentative tax agreement involving a publisher. Details indicate a formal accord aimed at resolving tax obligations with government oversight. The announcement frames the agreement as a step toward compliance and future cooperation with authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
William J. Campbell
Agreement Reached To Settle Annenberg Tax Case In Washington
A tentative deal would settle civil and criminal income tax cases against M L Annenberg and dismiss charges against 10 associates in a broad agreement reported in Washington. The pact requires Annenberg and Treasury Secretary Morgenthau to ratify, with officials saying the payment could be about 8.9 million dollars.
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M. L. Annenberg
Federal Building
Annenberg
Washington
Campbell
Weymouth Kirkland
Guy T
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Today of Other Years German front on Marne holds line
Today of Other Years reports German forces on a 13 mile Marne front fail to cross while French counterattacks reclaim Chaciise. A barn fire at Thomas Runzo’s lot on Lo cust street is blamed for 82,500 in losses. Mrs. M. M. Davis visits Newport News with her husband, a Medical Officers Reserve Corps lieutenant. Dr. Hamill to address Indiana County Women's Clubs. A Kittanning man, in charge of a Milan warehouse, handles Yale Q K packages from Indiana. A 1920 note recalls a former Normal football star’s death 20 years ago.
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Satu Aleon
Marne
Chaciise
Soissons
Thomas Runzo
Locust Street
M. M. Davis
Newport News
Medical Officers Reserve Corps
Hamill
Indiana County Congress of Women's Clubs
Warhouse
Milan
Yale
Q. K
Indiana
Drunk Drivers staged by Judge and Mrs Summers in La Verne
In La Verne California First Methodist Church hosts a two character spoken drama Drunk Drivers by Judge and Mrs Summers Monday June 3 at 8 pm. The play portrays the liquor traffic setting in the office of a liquor License Commissioner and features Tom O Neil and a woman secretary as central figures.
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M. C. Mummins
la Verne
Calif
First Methodist Church
Tom O'Neil
Court of General Sessions
St. Louis
Missouri
America
E. Jean Gibson-Summers
St In
Injuries lead to death in Youngstown crash and riots at Waukegan
Frank Jehovies, 26, dies in a hospital from pneumonia after being struck by a car in Youngstown. A race riot in Waukegan sees sailors and marines attempt a lynching bee after a lieutenant's wife is injured. Walter A. Buck gains admission to West Point on July first. Harry Arlington Allison and Helen Kathryn Barr announce their marriage. Obituaries note John F. Tinthoff, 91, of Indiana, and Civil War veteran Joseph Shaffer of North Mahoning township.
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Waukegan
Walter A. Buck
West Point Military Academy
Harry Arlington Allison
Green Township
Helen Kathryn Barr
Indiana
John F. Tinthoff
Joseph Shaffer
North Mahoning Township
Brothers Declared Dead In Elk County Estate Case
In Philadelphia Judge Robert V. Bolger declared two brothers legally dead in an orphans court ruling. James D. Murphy disappeared from Johnsonburg 45 years ago and John P. Murphy vanished 10 years later. Their sister Mona S. Considine died last July 14 in Philadelphia, leaving an estate of about $1,999 awarded to surviving siblings Marge M. and Katherine A. Murphy and Frank A. Murphy.
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Philadelphia
Elk County
Robert V. Bolger
Orphans Court
Mona S. Considine
James D. Murphy
Johnsonburg
John P. Murphy
Marge M
Katherine A. Murphy
Frank A. Murphy
Egg Inspection Program Trends in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture reports active egg inspection and delivery to institutions. From 1937 to 1940, cases inspected rose from 246 to nearly 1000 monthly, with totals 541 in 1938 and 5680 in 1939, signaling a planned expansion of the grading and inspection program for 1940.
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Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
John NM
Brevelogy of Agriculture
Germans Sing On To Paris Threat Song On Radio
Berlin reports the “On To Paris” song joining radio favorites “Engelland” as Germans chant marching imagery toward France. In Philadelphia, twenty U S Army recruits begin service with a dinner before flying to Longley, Virginia in a bombing plane for training.
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Paris
Berlin
V.m
France
England
Philadelphia
U. 3. Ar
Longley
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First Regular Baptist
First United Presbyterian
Stillman
A. Foster
Gladys W. Fisher
Charles Sinclair Applegath
First Presbyterian
Harry Burton
Boyd
H. Clyde Timberlake
Austin R. Drew
the Church In Action
Zion Lutheran
Arthur J. Pfohl
W. H. Jackson
Vanessa Way
First Methodist
Charles Sinclair Aptegath
S. Ben Pollock
A. DeGaetano
Bartholomew
Department of Church
Sencol
Epworth League
Bord
Christian
B. Hurt
Ward Parks
Youths' League
God's Own
ST. Bernard
James Brady
William T. Mullen
Christ Episcopal
First Evangelical
H. L. Loveless
Lela Byers
Ralph Uver
J. W. Everett
Christian Endeavor
Zener
Wedne Upper Basin
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Toy H. Burchell
Parth
Young People’s Service
Christian Science Room
Smith Building
Wesleyan Methodist
J. D. Swinehart
Meadowbrook
Gole
Pean
Blaireville
New Alexandria
Blairevile
Nightengale Quartet
Nightingale Quartet
Tarentum
St. James A. M. E. Zion
Pulic
THE
Salvation Army
Gospel Hall Locust and
Fifth Streets
First Baptist Chapel
J.C. Doyle
John C. Daye
Com. Bible School
Young People
Church OF God Mission
Reider
H. W. Miller
Joseph S. Walker
B. W. Birchmore
David and the
Sibyl Cay
Gemarelly Beleves
Colagg
Chatics
S.C
Judge and Mrs. Summers
Frank Jehovies
Youngstown
James
John Murphy
Indiana, Pa
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corforation Nina
New Air
Engelland
Meuse
Scheldt
Rhine
Sloan
CABL
E. Dugan
Airport Inn
Daugherty
Hart B. Daughert
Lumber
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